I just don't understand why people are so determined to preserve their cookies. It's so easy to get rid of them. I set Firefox to "Clear history when Firefox c

I just don't understand why people are so determined to preserve their cookies. It's so easy to get rid of them. I set Firefox to "Clear history when Firefox closes", and make sure that includes cookies (the only thing I don't routinely clear is "Browsing & Download History"). I exit Firefox at least once a day. Other browsers make it nearly as easy. E.g. Safari has a menu entry "Reset Safari ...". Voila, no stale cookies. Is it really that difficult to exit a browser once a day? Of course, I don't keep dozens of tabs open, so maybe it's easier for me than for people who have adopted a different browsing methodology. Is it really that difficult or time consuming to log in to a website once a day? I prefer to, I never reuse passwords across sites, so this way I keep all my different passwords fresh in my mind.